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Commissioners approved an agreement with a data-center vendor to print voter identification and voter confirmation postcards used for voter registration mailings. County Clerk Brian McKenzie said the contract would begin April 8; the transcript includes an unclear reference to the contract end date (given as \"12/31/2020 or 2030\" in the meeting). The contract fee is described in the agreement exhibit as quantity-driven; the exact total was not stated on the record.

Human resources presented an authorization to bind additional cyber-insurance coverage to replace reduced coverage from the Utah Counties Indemnity Pool. Christopher (Chris) Bone, human-resources staff, told the commission the county budgeted the premium. The county will pay a prorated premium of $75,190 covering a period described in the presentation as beginning March 18, 2025 and ending Jan. 1, 2026. Commissioners approved the authorization.

The sheriff's office presented two items: acceptance of a 2025 Hazardous Materials Emergency Planning (HMEP) grant (Form 76-10) in the amount of $3,200 with a performance period Oct. 1, 2024 to Sept. 30, 2025; and a contract with Idaho Lawn Care Co., doing business as US Lawn Salt Lake City, for mowing, edging and trimming at the Criminal Justice Complex. The lawn-care contract was presented as payable in the amount of $18,828.40 and runs April 15, 2025 through Oct. 31, 2025. Both items were approved.

The commission approved consent items 6 through 13 without discussion. The board then recessed to the Board of Equalization, approved the county's property-tax register for April 8 (including six veteran-exemption abatements for 2024 and two items related to an exempt entity purchasing property in 2024), and later denied a late tax-appeal register request. Commissioners voted \"Aye\" for the items on the record; no roll-call tallies were recorded in the verbal minutes.

No member of the commission proposed policy changes tied to these approvals during the meeting. Public comment included a resident who thanked the commission for scheduling the meeting at 6 p.m. to improve public participation.","mediaType","Audio","parentTitle","Regular Commission Meeting 04 08 2025 - 04 08 2025 Room Audio","oneSentenceSummary","At its April 8 meeting the Davis County Commission approved a vendor agreement for voter postcards, authorized a wraparound cyber-insurance premium, accepted a hazardous-materials planning grant, awarded a lawn-care contract for the Criminal Justice Complex and denied a late property-tax appeal.","taxTitle","Davis County Commission, Davis County Boards and Commissions, Davis County, Utah","taxId",67542,"location","Utah","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":50,"_51":82,"_53":-5,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":83,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":84,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6608410,"Davis County attorney commends investigative bureau for high caseloads, awards and rapid use-of-force reviews",1017,157000,1174000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2939507-df81ba0af748eb82db4af338db4d0490&start=157&end=1174","/articles/6608410/Utah/Davis-County-attorney-commends-investigative-bureau-for-high-caseloads-awards-and-rapid-use-of-force-reviews","Davis County Attorney Troy Rawlings used an April 8 Davis County Commission meeting to publicly recognize members of his office's investigative bureau, highlighting the team's awards, multiagency partnerships and workload that he said supports prosecutions across the county.

Rawlings told the commission the group now represents 161 collective years of law enforcement experience, including about 114 years assigned to investigations, and credited the team with winning awards at the local, state and national level. \"The value of Davis County is primarily our employees. Our primary asset is those who work here at Davis County and serve you as members of the public,\" Rawlings said.

Rawlings said the bureau has been a consistent partner with federal agencies on child-exploitation and human-trafficking investigations, noting the office's involvement with an FBI child-exploitation task force and asserting the team's work since 2016 contributed to arrests and prosecutions of more than 1,000 perpetrators who came into Davis County. He also cited a national honor his office received, the Bud Kramer award, described in his remarks as an award recognizing top work involving children's justice.

Rawlings described the bureau's role in investigating officer-involved uses of force, saying the county team is statutorily required to coordinate those investigations. He told the commission the office had handled 36 officer-involved-shooting investigations (in his chart through 2023), which involved 68 officers and required coordinating investigators and labs from multiple agencies. Rawlings said the office targets a two-week timeline to produce an investigatory report after a deadly-force incident so prosecuting attorneys can screen the case for possible charges.

Beyond high-profile investigations, Rawlings highlighted routine workload and courtroom support: his office screens about 8,000 cases a year, he said, and investigators assist on roughly 80% of cases that go to trial before a jury. He described specialty-court work tied to drug court and mental-health court, noting two investigators who serve as \"trackers\" to help supervise and report on participants; Rawlings said those trackers had supported roughly 2,400 people through the programs up to 2023.

Rawlings also listed certifications and assignments among the group, including computer- and cell-phone-forensics training, cross-deputizations with federal partners, forensic interviewers assigned to the Children's Justice Center and participation in drug interdiction strike forces.

Commissioners thanked Rawlings and the team. The recognition took place at the start of the evening meeting that the commission is holding on a trial basis to increase public access.

Rawlings and the commission did not propose any new policy or budget changes during the commendation; the remarks were presented as recognition of staff work and past accomplishments.","At an April 8 Davis County Commission meeting, Davis County Attorney Troy Rawlings recognized members of his office's investigative bureau for awards, interstate partnerships and a heavy caseload that includes child-exploitation work and officer-involved-use-of-force investigations.","actionData","errors"]

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Davis County Commission approves voter-mailing agreement, cyber-insurance, grant and lawn-care contract; denies late tax appeal

Davis County attorney commends investigative bureau for high caseloads, awards and rapid use-of-force reviews